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Marcus Rashford in a recent interview about what sparked the confrontation between him and Enzo Fernández after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina “Right after the final whistle he came directly at me, laughed in my face and called me a dirty black ape,” Rashford said. “I dealt... with plenty of abuse from their side that night the constant provocation, the cheap shots, the mind games. That’s part of a World Cup semi-final. But that particular insult crossed every line for me.” Rashford continued…. “The racism that comes from Argentine players doesn’t get nearly enough attention,” he said. “People keep dismissing it as ‘just passion’ or ‘the heat of the moment.’ It’s not passion. It’s pure racism. And those involved need to face proper suspension.”show more

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Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card in the final. He also disclosed that he would love to leave Chelsea and does not want to return to England. Presenter 🎤: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Presenter 🎤: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.”

Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card in the final. He also disclosed that he would love to leave Chelsea and does not want to return to England. Presenter 🎤: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Presenter 🎤: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.”

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🚨Gavi was asked what caused the fight between Leandro Paredes and him after the FIFA World Cup final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gavi, what really happened between you and Paredes after the final whistle?” 🗣️ Gavi: “I honestly wasn’t expecting him to react the way he did. All I said was, ‘Lionel Messi couldn’t save them today, and the referee failed them too.’ It wasn’t meant as a personal insult—it was just something I said in the heat of the moment. “Paredes heard it, turned around immediately, and came straight towards me. Before I knew it, we were face-to-face, players started getting involved, and the next thing I remember, I was on the ground. “Football is an emotional game, especially after a World Cup final. Players exchange words all the time, but I never expected it to escalate into a fight. “I have nothing but respect for Messi and everything he’s achieved. My comment was about the match and the emotions of the moment, not about disrespecting him as a person. “Things happened very quickly. Both teams rushed in to defend their teammates, and what started as a few words turned into a big confrontation. “At the end of the day, emotions got the better of everyone. We celebrated because we won the World Cup, Argentina were disappointed because they lost, and unfortunately, a few words were enough to spark an incident that shouldn’t have happened.”

🚨Gavi was asked what caused the fight between Leandro Paredes and him after the FIFA World Cup final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gavi, what really happened between you and Paredes after the final whistle?” 🗣️ Gavi: “I honestly wasn’t expecting him to react the way he did. All I said was, ‘Lionel Messi couldn’t save them today, and the referee failed them too.’ It wasn’t meant as a personal insult—it was just something I said in the heat of the moment. “Paredes heard it, turned around immediately, and came straight towards me. Before I knew it, we were face-to-face, players started getting involved, and the next thing I remember, I was on the ground. “Football is an emotional game, especially after a World Cup final. Players exchange words all the time, but I never expected it to escalate into a fight. “I have nothing but respect for Messi and everything he’s achieved. My comment was about the match and the emotions of the moment, not about disrespecting him as a person. “Things happened very quickly. Both teams rushed in to defend their teammates, and what started as a few words turned into a big confrontation. “At the end of the day, emotions got the better of everyone. We celebrated because we won the World Cup, Argentina were disappointed because they lost, and unfortunately, a few words were enough to spark an incident that shouldn’t have happened.”

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Virgil van Dijk in a recent interview about the confrontation with Lionel Messi after the Netherlands’ World Cup exit “After the match he walked straight over to me, stood very close and told me I was soft and overrated while laughing in my face,” van Dijk said. “I expected the usual intensity the fouls, the provocations, the mind games. That is part of a World Cup. But the personal disrespect after the whistle was something else. He kept going, pointing at the scoreboard and telling me I had been found out on the biggest stage.” van Dijk continued: “There is a side to Messi in these big moments that rarely gets proper attention. It is too often excused as competitiveness or leadership. It is neither. The way he conducted himself after the game the comments, the body language, the deliberate attempt to belittle an opponent is not leadership. It is poor behaviour, and it should be punished.”

Virgil van Dijk in a recent interview about the confrontation with Lionel Messi after the Netherlands’ World Cup exit “After the match he walked straight over to me, stood very close and told me I was soft and overrated while laughing in my face,” van Dijk said. “I expected the usual intensity the fouls, the provocations, the mind games. That is part of a World Cup. But the personal disrespect after the whistle was something else. He kept going, pointing at the scoreboard and telling me I had been found out on the biggest stage.” van Dijk continued: “There is a side to Messi in these big moments that rarely gets proper attention. It is too often excused as competitiveness or leadership. It is neither. The way he conducted himself after the game the comments, the body language, the deliberate attempt to belittle an opponent is not leadership. It is poor behaviour, and it should be punished.”

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Argentine player Valentín Barco opened up about the fight with England midfielder Jude Bellingham after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. Barco claimed the incident began with what he insisted was nothing more than a joke. “I jokingly called him a black monkey. It was a clear joke that was supposed to be funny, But he took the bait and slapped me. He took it as racism, but I was clearly joking about it. I was just winding him up after we won. That’s football. People get heated.”

Argentine player Valentín Barco opened up about the fight with England midfielder Jude Bellingham after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. Barco claimed the incident began with what he insisted was nothing more than a joke. “I jokingly called him a black monkey. It was a clear joke that was supposed to be funny, But he took the bait and slapped me. He took it as racism, but I was clearly joking about it. I was just winding him up after we won. That’s football. People get heated.”

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Valentín Barco on Jude Bellingham allegedly slapping him on the back of the head after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. 🗣️ “After the final whistle, I was celebrating with my teammates when I suddenly felt someone slap me on the back of my head. I turned around and saw Jude Bellingham. For a second, I couldn’t believe it.” “I understand the emotions after a defeat like that. England were only minutes away from a World Cup final before Messi turned the game around. But frustration is never an excuse to lose control.” “That slap didn’t hurt me. What hurt England was watching Argentina come back from 1-0 down and book another place in the World Cup final. That’s the reality they have to live with.” “We celebrated because we earned it. We fought until the very last whistle, we never stopped believing and we completed the comeback against one of the strongest teams in the tournament. Nobody can take that away from us.” “I’ve always respected Jude as a footballer, but in moments like these you have to accept defeat with dignity. That’s what the biggest players do.” “He may have slapped the back of my head, but he couldn’t stop us celebrating. The only thing England were taking home that night was heartbreak, while Argentina were taking another step towards World Cup history.”

Valentín Barco on Jude Bellingham allegedly slapping him on the back of the head after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. 🗣️ “After the final whistle, I was celebrating with my teammates when I suddenly felt someone slap me on the back of my head. I turned around and saw Jude Bellingham. For a second, I couldn’t believe it.” “I understand the emotions after a defeat like that. England were only minutes away from a World Cup final before Messi turned the game around. But frustration is never an excuse to lose control.” “That slap didn’t hurt me. What hurt England was watching Argentina come back from 1-0 down and book another place in the World Cup final. That’s the reality they have to live with.” “We celebrated because we earned it. We fought until the very last whistle, we never stopped believing and we completed the comeback against one of the strongest teams in the tournament. Nobody can take that away from us.” “I’ve always respected Jude as a footballer, but in moments like these you have to accept defeat with dignity. That’s what the biggest players do.” “He may have slapped the back of my head, but he couldn’t stop us celebrating. The only thing England were taking home that night was heartbreak, while Argentina were taking another step towards World Cup history.”

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In a recent interview, Argentine defender Valentin Barco opened up about the confrontation with Jude Bellingham following Argentina’s victory over England in the World Cup semi-finals. Speaking candidly, Barco explained the exchange that led to the heated moment between the two players. “Honestly, I jokingly called him a monkey. It was nothing personal,” Barco said. “I was on the bench and I was hearing criticisms from the English fans, and they were also disrespecting Messi. I just called Bellingham a monkey as a clap back for all what the English fans did to us.” Barco claimed the comment was made in the heat of the moment as a response to what he described as constant abuse directed at the Argentina squad and Lionel Messi from sections of the England support throughout the match. Barco maintained that the remark was not intended as a serious personal attack on Bellingham, but rather a reaction to the atmosphere around the pitch.

In a recent interview, Argentine defender Valentin Barco opened up about the confrontation with Jude Bellingham following Argentina’s victory over England in the World Cup semi-finals. Speaking candidly, Barco explained the exchange that led to the heated moment between the two players. “Honestly, I jokingly called him a monkey. It was nothing personal,” Barco said. “I was on the bench and I was hearing criticisms from the English fans, and they were also disrespecting Messi. I just called Bellingham a monkey as a clap back for all what the English fans did to us.” Barco claimed the comment was made in the heat of the moment as a response to what he described as constant abuse directed at the Argentina squad and Lionel Messi from sections of the England support throughout the match. Barco maintained that the remark was not intended as a serious personal attack on Bellingham, but rather a reaction to the atmosphere around the pitch.

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🚨Valentín Barco on what he allegedly said to Jude Bellingham before being slapped after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. 🗣️ Valentín Barco: “After the final whistle, I was celebrating with my teammates and Jude was standing behind us. I turned to one of my teammates and said, ‘We celebrate because we’re winners. They cry because they’re losers.’ “I honestly didn’t know Jude had heard what I said. The next thing I felt was a slap on the back of my head. I turned around and saw it was him. For a moment, I was shocked because I wasn’t expecting that reaction. “I understand emotions are running high after a World Cup semi-final, especially after losing a game like that, but you have to control yourself. Football is emotional, but respect should always come first. “I’ll admit my comment was made in the heat of the moment. We had just completed a comeback to reach another World Cup final, and the emotions got the better of me. But words should never be answered with physical actions. “In the end, nothing changed. Argentina were celebrating a place in the World Cup final, and England were left to deal with the disappointment. That’s football. You win together, you lose together, and sometimes emotions spill over, but you move on.”

🚨Valentín Barco on what he allegedly said to Jude Bellingham before being slapped after Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England. 🗣️ Valentín Barco: “After the final whistle, I was celebrating with my teammates and Jude was standing behind us. I turned to one of my teammates and said, ‘We celebrate because we’re winners. They cry because they’re losers.’ “I honestly didn’t know Jude had heard what I said. The next thing I felt was a slap on the back of my head. I turned around and saw it was him. For a moment, I was shocked because I wasn’t expecting that reaction. “I understand emotions are running high after a World Cup semi-final, especially after losing a game like that, but you have to control yourself. Football is emotional, but respect should always come first. “I’ll admit my comment was made in the heat of the moment. We had just completed a comeback to reach another World Cup final, and the emotions got the better of me. But words should never be answered with physical actions. “In the end, nothing changed. Argentina were celebrating a place in the World Cup final, and England were left to deal with the disappointment. That’s football. You win together, you lose together, and sometimes emotions spill over, but you move on.”

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🚨🗣️ Michael Carrick on Marcus Rashford return to Carrington: 🗣️ Reporter: "Some Manchester united fans are not happy with Rashford return" 🗣️ Michael Carrick: "Marcus Rashford is a changed person and from my conversation with him, He said "I will ask for the fans forgiveness via social media" 🗣️ Carrick: "Barcelona coach Hansi Flick personally called me to tell me that when Rashford was at Barcelona, He talks about Manchester united a lot to the barca players and that Rashford is a changed person" 🗣️ Michael Carrick: "I believe Rashford deserves a second chance and again, We need all the players we can get now, I hope they fans forgive him and take him back as their own"

🚨🗣️ Michael Carrick on Marcus Rashford return to Carrington: 🗣️ Reporter: "Some Manchester united fans are not happy with Rashford return" 🗣️ Michael Carrick: "Marcus Rashford is a changed person and from my conversation with him, He said "I will ask for the fans forgiveness via social media" 🗣️ Carrick: "Barcelona coach Hansi Flick personally called me to tell me that when Rashford was at Barcelona, He talks about Manchester united a lot to the barca players and that Rashford is a changed person" 🗣️ Michael Carrick: "I believe Rashford deserves a second chance and again, We need all the players we can get now, I hope they fans forgive him and take him back as their own"

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🚨🇦🇷 Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card. Reporter🎙️: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Reporter🎙️: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.” "I also don't want to stay in a club that doesn't play champions league"

🚨🇦🇷 Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card. Reporter🎙️: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Reporter🎙️: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.” "I also don't want to stay in a club that doesn't play champions league"

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Valentina Cervantes, the girlfriend of Argentina player Enzo Fernández, revealed in an emotional interview that Lionel Messi blamed Enzo Fernández for Argentina’s World Cup final loss due to his red card, which has left him devastated. “I don’t want to bring controversy because we all love Leo Messi, but Enzo told me that immediately after the loss to Spain in the World Cup final, in the dressing room, Lionel Messi pointed fingers at Enzo Fernández and blamed him for the defeat. He said, ‘Why would you make such a stupid challenge when you knew you were already on a yellow card and we were about to go to penalties, where we could’ve easily beaten Spain?’ That statement has left Enzo devastated ever since. He barely looks happy each day, and he told me this is the worst summer of his life.”

Valentina Cervantes, the girlfriend of Argentina player Enzo Fernández, revealed in an emotional interview that Lionel Messi blamed Enzo Fernández for Argentina’s World Cup final loss due to his red card, which has left him devastated. “I don’t want to bring controversy because we all love Leo Messi, but Enzo told me that immediately after the loss to Spain in the World Cup final, in the dressing room, Lionel Messi pointed fingers at Enzo Fernández and blamed him for the defeat. He said, ‘Why would you make such a stupid challenge when you knew you were already on a yellow card and we were about to go to penalties, where we could’ve easily beaten Spain?’ That statement has left Enzo devastated ever since. He barely looks happy each day, and he told me this is the worst summer of his life.”

SIR1⭐️

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Jude Bellingham reflects on his clash with Lionel Messi during England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ “Football is played with emotion, and in a World Cup semi-final I let that emotion get the better of me. I tried to provoke Messi because I thought it might distract him. Looking back now… it was probably the worst decision I made all night.” “We were leading 1-0 and I felt we had control. After our exchange, he didn’t argue back. He didn’t lose his temper. He just looked at me, gave a small nod and walked away. At the time I didn’t think much of it.” “But a few minutes later, I realised exactly what that nod meant.” “It was like he had accepted the challenge. Suddenly every time he touched the ball, something dangerous happened. He stopped forcing things, started controlling the tempo and made the entire game revolve around him. Then came the two assists that completely changed the match.” “I’ll never forget the moment Argentina scored their second goal. I looked over at Messi and remembered that nod. That’s when it hit me. I just stood there thinking, ‘It’s over… he’s done it again.’” “I’ve faced great players before, but I’ve never seen anyone respond to pressure like that. Most players react with anger when you provoke them. Messi reacts with football. That’s what makes him so frightening.” “I regret trying to get into his head because all I did was bring out the very best version of him. We had one foot in the World Cup final, and he ripped that dream away with two moments of pure genius.” “That nod wasn’t frustrationit was confidence. Looking back now, I think Messi already knew something the rest of us didn’t. Once he reached that level, deep down I knew England were in serious trouble.”

Jude Bellingham reflects on his clash with Lionel Messi during England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ “Football is played with emotion, and in a World Cup semi-final I let that emotion get the better of me. I tried to provoke Messi because I thought it might distract him. Looking back now… it was probably the worst decision I made all night.” “We were leading 1-0 and I felt we had control. After our exchange, he didn’t argue back. He didn’t lose his temper. He just looked at me, gave a small nod and walked away. At the time I didn’t think much of it.” “But a few minutes later, I realised exactly what that nod meant.” “It was like he had accepted the challenge. Suddenly every time he touched the ball, something dangerous happened. He stopped forcing things, started controlling the tempo and made the entire game revolve around him. Then came the two assists that completely changed the match.” “I’ll never forget the moment Argentina scored their second goal. I looked over at Messi and remembered that nod. That’s when it hit me. I just stood there thinking, ‘It’s over… he’s done it again.’” “I’ve faced great players before, but I’ve never seen anyone respond to pressure like that. Most players react with anger when you provoke them. Messi reacts with football. That’s what makes him so frightening.” “I regret trying to get into his head because all I did was bring out the very best version of him. We had one foot in the World Cup final, and he ripped that dream away with two moments of pure genius.” “That nod wasn’t frustrationit was confidence. Looking back now, I think Messi already knew something the rest of us didn’t. Once he reached that level, deep down I knew England were in serious trouble.”

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Luis de la Fuente on facing Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “I’ll be honest if there was one team I didn’t want to face in a World Cup final, it was Argentina. And the biggest reason is Lionel Messi.” “At 39 years old, he’s still playing football that doesn’t make sense. Most players at that age are watching the World Cup from home. Messi is deciding semi-finals, creating goals, leading an entire nation and carrying the pressure of millions on his shoulders as if it’s nothing.” “I watched the match against England very closely. Argentina were behind, the game was slipping away, and then Messi reminded the world why he’s different. He didn’t panic. He didn’t disappear. He produced two moments of pure genius, two incredible assists, and suddenly Argentina were in another World Cup final.” “That is exactly what scares every coach. You can prepare for Argentina for months. You can analyse every player, every movement and every tactical detail. But there is no tactical board in the world that can fully prepare you for Lionel Messi when he decides to take control of a match.” “He doesn’t need ten chances. He doesn’t even need to score. One pass, one dribble or one touch is enough to destroy ninety minutes of perfect work. That’s why he’s still the most dangerous player in world football.” “People keep talking about his age. I stopped looking at his age a long time ago. When the biggest matches arrive, Messi doesn’t play like a 39-year-old he plays like the greatest footballer in history.” “As a coach, I have enormous respect for Argentina, but I’d be lying if I said Messi doesn’t keep me awake. When a player like that is on the pitch, you know your team has to be perfect for every single second. One lapse in concentration and he’ll punish you.” “Facing Argentina is difficult. Facing Argentina with Lionel Messi playing at this level is every coach’s biggest challenge. He’s still the player who can decide a World Cup final with one moment of magic, and that’s why the whole football world respects and fears him.”

Luis de la Fuente on facing Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “I’ll be honest if there was one team I didn’t want to face in a World Cup final, it was Argentina. And the biggest reason is Lionel Messi.” “At 39 years old, he’s still playing football that doesn’t make sense. Most players at that age are watching the World Cup from home. Messi is deciding semi-finals, creating goals, leading an entire nation and carrying the pressure of millions on his shoulders as if it’s nothing.” “I watched the match against England very closely. Argentina were behind, the game was slipping away, and then Messi reminded the world why he’s different. He didn’t panic. He didn’t disappear. He produced two moments of pure genius, two incredible assists, and suddenly Argentina were in another World Cup final.” “That is exactly what scares every coach. You can prepare for Argentina for months. You can analyse every player, every movement and every tactical detail. But there is no tactical board in the world that can fully prepare you for Lionel Messi when he decides to take control of a match.” “He doesn’t need ten chances. He doesn’t even need to score. One pass, one dribble or one touch is enough to destroy ninety minutes of perfect work. That’s why he’s still the most dangerous player in world football.” “People keep talking about his age. I stopped looking at his age a long time ago. When the biggest matches arrive, Messi doesn’t play like a 39-year-old he plays like the greatest footballer in history.” “As a coach, I have enormous respect for Argentina, but I’d be lying if I said Messi doesn’t keep me awake. When a player like that is on the pitch, you know your team has to be perfect for every single second. One lapse in concentration and he’ll punish you.” “Facing Argentina is difficult. Facing Argentina with Lionel Messi playing at this level is every coach’s biggest challenge. He’s still the player who can decide a World Cup final with one moment of magic, and that’s why the whole football world respects and fears him.”

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Bayern Munich and England star Harry Kane in a recent interview when asked if he felt any sympathy for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s painful World Cup final defeat. “Honestly, no. I don’t feel bad for him at all. What goes around comes around, and they earned that result,” Kane said with a straight face. “I don’t put him on the same level as the true greats. They rely on play-acting, constant complaints, and bending the rules. Players like Lewandowski never needed that.” Kane then went further into what he says took place during the tournament. “In the semi-final they were selective with their aggression. Stones told me they kept targeting the same areas and smiling whenever the referee let it go. That kind of approach doesn’t deserve trophies. Messi and this Argentina side are the biggest con artists the game has seen

Bayern Munich and England star Harry Kane in a recent interview when asked if he felt any sympathy for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s painful World Cup final defeat. “Honestly, no. I don’t feel bad for him at all. What goes around comes around, and they earned that result,” Kane said with a straight face. “I don’t put him on the same level as the true greats. They rely on play-acting, constant complaints, and bending the rules. Players like Lewandowski never needed that.” Kane then went further into what he says took place during the tournament. “In the semi-final they were selective with their aggression. Stones told me they kept targeting the same areas and smiling whenever the referee let it go. That kind of approach doesn’t deserve trophies. Messi and this Argentina side are the biggest con artists the game has seen

Rhi🌸🤍

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🚨David Beckham on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina: 🗣️ “You only have to look at the faces of the England supporters to understand how painful this is. They’re frustrated, they’re heartbroken and they’re asking questions about some of the biggest moments in the game. There are decisions that England will feel deserved a closer look, and I understand why emotions are running high. In a World Cup semi-final, every incident is magnified because one moment can change everything. The players gave everything, but the referee decided who he wants to win tonight,Argentina scored and offside goal,they were violent on the pitch with no intentions to play the ball. Tonight the players will leave feeling that some crucial moments didn’t fall their way and maybe Argentina was favoured again tonight. That’s the hardest part to accept after you’ve fought for every ball. *Whether people agree or disagree with the officials, this match will be debated for a long time. England will feel they had a real chance of reaching the final, and that’s why this defeat hurts so much.”

🚨David Beckham on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina: 🗣️ “You only have to look at the faces of the England supporters to understand how painful this is. They’re frustrated, they’re heartbroken and they’re asking questions about some of the biggest moments in the game. There are decisions that England will feel deserved a closer look, and I understand why emotions are running high. In a World Cup semi-final, every incident is magnified because one moment can change everything. The players gave everything, but the referee decided who he wants to win tonight,Argentina scored and offside goal,they were violent on the pitch with no intentions to play the ball. Tonight the players will leave feeling that some crucial moments didn’t fall their way and maybe Argentina was favoured again tonight. That’s the hardest part to accept after you’ve fought for every ball. *Whether people agree or disagree with the officials, this match will be debated for a long time. England will feel they had a real chance of reaching the final, and that’s why this defeat hurts so much.”

SethOfficial

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Enzo Fernandez partner Valentina Cervantes just posted a vidoe telling the world that Since the world final match non of Argentina players has text or called him because he cause them the final Enzo has not talked to me, he is depressed, I call the family doctor again to check on him, the doctor said is battling with heart disease, he only has 2 days to leave 💔😭

Enzo Fernandez partner Valentina Cervantes just posted a vidoe telling the world that Since the world final match non of Argentina players has text or called him because he cause them the final Enzo has not talked to me, he is depressed, I call the family doctor again to check on him, the doctor said is battling with heart disease, he only has 2 days to leave 💔😭

VICTOR EC

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🚨Didier Deschamps was asked about the officiating after France’s 2–1 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup semi-final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Didier, we saw you speaking to the referee after the final whistle. What was that conversation about?” 🗣️ Didier Deschamps: “I simply wanted to understand some of the decisions because, from where I was standing, a few of them were very difficult to accept. When you’re coaching in a World Cup semi-final, you expect every major incident to be judged with complete consistency. I don’t think that happened tonight, and that’s what frustrated me the most. I’m not standing here saying we lost only because of the referee. We have to take responsibility for our own performance. Spain deserved credit for the way they played. But there were moments where we felt the officials could have handled situations differently. At this level, every important decision has the potential to change the course of a match. That’s why everyone—players, coaches and referees—has to meet the highest possible standard. I hope the officiating is reviewed because World Cup semi-finals should be remembered for the football and the players, not because everyone leaves talking about refereeing decisions.”

🚨Didier Deschamps was asked about the officiating after France’s 2–1 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup semi-final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Didier, we saw you speaking to the referee after the final whistle. What was that conversation about?” 🗣️ Didier Deschamps: “I simply wanted to understand some of the decisions because, from where I was standing, a few of them were very difficult to accept. When you’re coaching in a World Cup semi-final, you expect every major incident to be judged with complete consistency. I don’t think that happened tonight, and that’s what frustrated me the most. I’m not standing here saying we lost only because of the referee. We have to take responsibility for our own performance. Spain deserved credit for the way they played. But there were moments where we felt the officials could have handled situations differently. At this level, every important decision has the potential to change the course of a match. That’s why everyone—players, coaches and referees—has to meet the highest possible standard. I hope the officiating is reviewed because World Cup semi-finals should be remembered for the football and the players, not because everyone leaves talking about refereeing decisions.”

SethOfficial

223,488 views • 1 month ago

French superstar Kylian Mbappé in a recent interview was asked if he feels bad for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final. “First off, I respect Leo, He’s a legend of the game, no doubt about that. But to be honest… I don’t like him and I don’t like the Argentine team. I don’t feel bad for him at all. I’m even happy they lost the final to Spain.” When he was asked about the 2022 world cup match against Argentina Mbappe continued: “Back in 2022, the referee was clearly in favor of the Argentina team. That VAR goal they awarded was clearly offside. They’ve been rigging the World Cup since the days of Maradona till now, so no I don’t feel bad for him at all.”

French superstar Kylian Mbappé in a recent interview was asked if he feels bad for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final. “First off, I respect Leo, He’s a legend of the game, no doubt about that. But to be honest… I don’t like him and I don’t like the Argentine team. I don’t feel bad for him at all. I’m even happy they lost the final to Spain.” When he was asked about the 2022 world cup match against Argentina Mbappe continued: “Back in 2022, the referee was clearly in favor of the Argentina team. That VAR goal they awarded was clearly offside. They’ve been rigging the World Cup since the days of Maradona till now, so no I don’t feel bad for him at all.”

MR M ONEY

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🚨 Ferran Torres sends brutall message after World Cup final chaos. Reporter: 🗣️ There were ugly scenes at the end of the match involving Argentina and Spain players. What happened from your perspective? Ferran Torres: 🗣️ "Honestly, I couldn't believe what happened after the final whistle. Emotions are always high after a World Cup final, but I felt the situation got out of control. When you lose a match like this, it's painful, but you have to accept it with dignity. Football is about winning and losing. That's part of the game. I was disappointed that things became heated instead of both teams showing respect for each other. A World Cup final should be remembered for the football, not for what happens after the whistle. We celebrated our victory, they defended their pride, and unfortunately emotions boiled over. I just hope everyone learns from it and we remember that football should always come first."

🚨 Ferran Torres sends brutall message after World Cup final chaos. Reporter: 🗣️ There were ugly scenes at the end of the match involving Argentina and Spain players. What happened from your perspective? Ferran Torres: 🗣️ "Honestly, I couldn't believe what happened after the final whistle. Emotions are always high after a World Cup final, but I felt the situation got out of control. When you lose a match like this, it's painful, but you have to accept it with dignity. Football is about winning and losing. That's part of the game. I was disappointed that things became heated instead of both teams showing respect for each other. A World Cup final should be remembered for the football, not for what happens after the whistle. We celebrated our victory, they defended their pride, and unfortunately emotions boiled over. I just hope everyone learns from it and we remember that football should always come first."

The Arsenal Stand

1,519,278 views • 1 month ago

Rory Jennings 🗣️ I hate Enzo Fernández. You heard that completely correctly: I hate Enzo Fernández. A lot of people seem to be very annoyed by this. They are becoming irate with me and suggesting that my Instagram posts have been aggressive, unnecessary and unedifying. They do not like what I have been saying about Enzo Fernández. They could be right, and I respect their opinions. I would also like to hear yours. I genuinely seek your counsel here: am I wrong, or am I completely and utterly justified? I am going to explain my feelings about Enzo Fernández. I will discuss his character, his conduct throughout the World Cup and his overall behaviour as a footballer. At the end of this video, I want your feedback. Let me know in the comments section whether you think I am right or wrong. For me, Enzo Fernández is undoubtedly the most dislikable and objectionable footballer at the entire World Cup. There is not one redeeming feature about him. There is absolutely nothing about him that I find even mildly inspiring. He is a brat. An objectionable brat. He is incredibly dislikable, and some of his behaviour has genuinely blown my mind. This is how deep my dislike goes: when anybody tries to defend Enzo Fernández or explain why he is supposedly a good person, I find it morally bankrupt. I think it is a disgrace that Enzo Fernández is the Chelsea captain. I think it is a disgrace that he has ever had the honour of wearing the captain’s armband. When you consider the man and the circumstances surrounding Enzo Maresca’s decision to give him that armband, especially after everything we had already seen him do, I genuinely believe it is a stain on the history of Chelsea Football Club that a man like Enzo Fernández ever got his hands on that armband. Watching Enzo Fernández cost his team the World Cup was incredibly satisfying. He was the architect of Argentina’s downfall and the reason they lost the World Cup final. #NG67

Rory Jennings 🗣️ I hate Enzo Fernández. You heard that completely correctly: I hate Enzo Fernández. A lot of people seem to be very annoyed by this. They are becoming irate with me and suggesting that my Instagram posts have been aggressive, unnecessary and unedifying. They do not like what I have been saying about Enzo Fernández. They could be right, and I respect their opinions. I would also like to hear yours. I genuinely seek your counsel here: am I wrong, or am I completely and utterly justified? I am going to explain my feelings about Enzo Fernández. I will discuss his character, his conduct throughout the World Cup and his overall behaviour as a footballer. At the end of this video, I want your feedback. Let me know in the comments section whether you think I am right or wrong. For me, Enzo Fernández is undoubtedly the most dislikable and objectionable footballer at the entire World Cup. There is not one redeeming feature about him. There is absolutely nothing about him that I find even mildly inspiring. He is a brat. An objectionable brat. He is incredibly dislikable, and some of his behaviour has genuinely blown my mind. This is how deep my dislike goes: when anybody tries to defend Enzo Fernández or explain why he is supposedly a good person, I find it morally bankrupt. I think it is a disgrace that Enzo Fernández is the Chelsea captain. I think it is a disgrace that he has ever had the honour of wearing the captain’s armband. When you consider the man and the circumstances surrounding Enzo Maresca’s decision to give him that armband, especially after everything we had already seen him do, I genuinely believe it is a stain on the history of Chelsea Football Club that a man like Enzo Fernández ever got his hands on that armband. Watching Enzo Fernández cost his team the World Cup was incredibly satisfying. He was the architect of Argentina’s downfall and the reason they lost the World Cup final. #NG67

SHAYEE 𒀭

134,989 views • 1 month ago

Jalen Brunson telling a story about Chris Paul coming to his final 4 game in college “2018 we were in the final 4 in San Antonio and he was playing with Houston. I remember him and little Chris drove to San Antonio for my final 4 game. He came to the game, I think they sat near or with my dad for the game. I saw him after the game, he is in the midst getting ready for the playoffs, like it’s April getting ready for th playoffs for a playoff push and then he comes to the final 4 for one of the games and So, that’s my favorite moment cuz he didn’t have to do that. That was special for me because he was one of my, I guess I can say this now. He finally retired. I never really give him props, but definitely one of my favorite players to watch and learn from” (Via Roommates Show)

Jalen Brunson telling a story about Chris Paul coming to his final 4 game in college “2018 we were in the final 4 in San Antonio and he was playing with Houston. I remember him and little Chris drove to San Antonio for my final 4 game. He came to the game, I think they sat near or with my dad for the game. I saw him after the game, he is in the midst getting ready for the playoffs, like it’s April getting ready for th playoffs for a playoff push and then he comes to the final 4 for one of the games and So, that’s my favorite moment cuz he didn’t have to do that. That was special for me because he was one of my, I guess I can say this now. He finally retired. I never really give him props, but definitely one of my favorite players to watch and learn from” (Via Roommates Show)

NBA Courtside

34,345 views • 6 months ago